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i bet that this is one of these moments where the world economies are going to be better. i say that because it is the same batehavior i've seen over d over and over again. they are days to buy, not sell. in order to get into this bull market, here is the bottom line, i think this market is simply taking a snooze after a big bull run. but wakes itself up perhaps with my clock and if history serves me right, they go higher not lower and it is turned out that their evaluations ended up being catalysts galore. bob in florida, bob >> it is fwrat to tais great to. south florida by way of teaneck, new jersey. i'm calling about krispy kreme donuts. i sold it and forgot about it and now it seems like they reinvented themselves. the stock is up 70% since mid november and still trading. even talk about take over. >> i believe there is a turn going on. it has been ages since i looked at it. the last time i looked at it i chipped my tooth. i will do more work on it and see where this one can stop. nobody does know. robert in massachusetts, robert. >> booyah jim, hail from massachusett
i bet that this is one of these moments where the world economies are going to be better. i say that because it is the same batehavior i've seen over d over and over again. they are days to buy, not sell. in order to get into this bull market, here is the bottom line, i think this market is simply taking a snooze after a big bull run. but wakes itself up perhaps with my clock and if history serves me right, they go higher not lower and it is turned out that their evaluations ended up being...
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and the influx of syrian refugees coming into lebanon is pushing a fragile economy to the breaking point. the federal government should be fully reopened today. this just two days after a deal was reached in the shutdown and preventing default. now it's up to the congress to move a budget while the president moves other parts of his agenda. libby, no easy task, the deal calls for congress to come up with a budget mid december, december 13th, which is a friday. is that an omen in >> reporter: here's the deal, they're going to be looking at a smaller and modest proposal. we're not talking about the grand bargain. we know they're not setting themselves up for automatic failure and they're far apart with the process. on the table, the sequestration. and we look at the cuts and more are scheduled to kick in in 2014. they're across the board and this committee will try to change those around a little bit. we heard from the two cochairs, patty, and paul ryan, democratic contender from last year. here's how they framed what's to come. >> chairman ryan knows i'm not going to vote for his budget.
and the influx of syrian refugees coming into lebanon is pushing a fragile economy to the breaking point. the federal government should be fully reopened today. this just two days after a deal was reached in the shutdown and preventing default. now it's up to the congress to move a budget while the president moves other parts of his agenda. libby, no easy task, the deal calls for congress to come up with a budget mid december, december 13th, which is a friday. is that an omen in >>...
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we have to get the economy going. but we have to start tackling some of the structural problems that have been building up for years. what accounts for our deficit and are dead and causes pain and misery to millions of people all across the country, it is a huge burden on our businesses. i was at a ford plant in missouri and there is a big stamping plant. ford is now the biggest seller in the united states. we took that lead back from the japanese automakers. every u.s. automobile that is many fractured requires a couple of thousand dollars in added health care costs that our foreign competitors don't have to pay. so this has anything to do with the economy in addition to what i consider to be the moral imperative that a mom should not have to go bankrupt if her son or daughter gets sick. that a family who is dealing with a layoff and is already struggling to pay the bills shouldn't also be wondering whether they are one illness away from losing their home. and i think most americans agree with that. [applause] >> fir
we have to get the economy going. but we have to start tackling some of the structural problems that have been building up for years. what accounts for our deficit and are dead and causes pain and misery to millions of people all across the country, it is a huge burden on our businesses. i was at a ford plant in missouri and there is a big stamping plant. ford is now the biggest seller in the united states. we took that lead back from the japanese automakers. every u.s. automobile that is many...
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grow the economy. d.c. so focussed on raising taxes or just cut spending. grow the economy. d.c., i think you're out of ideas is what it is. >> what it feels like. >> we're going to our smart viewers. >> tweet us. >>> sure the market is hopped up but could the good news be a bad thing for housing? let's bring in diana olick. where's the bad lining? there's silver lining in this. >> confidence is coming back in the economy then confidence translates into growth. they just think that home prices are still going to fall or there's going to be another downturn. that's still good. but the problem is as the economy gets better as we move away from financial crisis and interest rates start to rise, that's going to take away so much of the housing power. so much has been fueled by the low interest rates. so when the government takes those away you'll see raising prices. >> prohibit enough to squelch the housing recovery. >> there's been refinancing out there. and there have been serial refinancers. every time it goes down a bit more, people will go in again just to get that. but it'
grow the economy. d.c. so focussed on raising taxes or just cut spending. grow the economy. d.c., i think you're out of ideas is what it is. >> what it feels like. >> we're going to our smart viewers. >> tweet us. >>> sure the market is hopped up but could the good news be a bad thing for housing? let's bring in diana olick. where's the bad lining? there's silver lining in this. >> confidence is coming back in the economy then confidence translates into growth....
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to your economic point -- >> neither one of them are campaigning on -- >> to the economy point you bring up, in the end i ask you, do you want to raise it, you want data points and -- >> let's start with $10. >> there's a thread that ties all our conversations took. from obam -- is that you want the american people to gant you the power to, give you -- to your arrogance that you know the right price of labor, you know how much people should make and after we've lost you mess up the health care market, you want you to act on the heels of that? >> my only response to that is we have a growing income inequality, we have declining -- maybe your answer is just let everything be as it is, but i think americans want solutions. a simple solution is a federal minimum wage to insure there's some fairness, if you work hard, 40 hours a week, you should not be resigned to poverty. that i thought was a -- >> do you believe there's no room economically for a federal minimum wage increase? >> i am absolutely libertarian. >> the federal wage makes no sense because cost of living changes from area to area
to your economic point -- >> neither one of them are campaigning on -- >> to the economy point you bring up, in the end i ask you, do you want to raise it, you want data points and -- >> let's start with $10. >> there's a thread that ties all our conversations took. from obam -- is that you want the american people to gant you the power to, give you -- to your arrogance that you know the right price of labor, you know how much people should make and after we've lost you...
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the commission says there's no immediate danger to consumers, but it could be costly to the eurozone economy, and tighter measures are planned. france, greece and denmark had the highest amounts of horse meat in beef. devry, inc., which operates private colleges and training schools, is being investigated by officials in two states. the attornies general of both illinois and massachusetts are investigating. illinois is looking into incentive-based compensation, illegal under laws governing schools participating in federal aid programs. massachusetts wants to know if devry filed false information about its students. devry says it is cooperating with the investigations. general motors edges out volkswagen in first quarter sales as both try to catch up to toyota. gm sold 2.36 million cars and trucks around the world in the first three months of 2013. volkswagen sold 2.27 million vehicles during that same time. toyota was in the lead with most cars sold in 2012. rising maintenance costs are making owning a car more expensive. aaa says car expenses are up 2% from last year. the average sedan now
the commission says there's no immediate danger to consumers, but it could be costly to the eurozone economy, and tighter measures are planned. france, greece and denmark had the highest amounts of horse meat in beef. devry, inc., which operates private colleges and training schools, is being investigated by officials in two states. the attornies general of both illinois and massachusetts are investigating. illinois is looking into incentive-based compensation, illegal under laws governing...
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economy continues to strengthen. so it's not just a question of what happens to the earnings overseas. >> individuals taking advantage of currency markets of all of these changes going on. is there anyway for the individual to do that? >> there are ways for investors to take position but we think it's very risky. especially for a long term investor. that person should be considering that foreign exchange markets tend toover shoot. prices can move wildly up or down before they finally correct. we would be more inclined to stay with more conventional stocks and bonds both here in the u.s. and overseas. >> an awful lot of the moves have been driven by the central banks. the fed here, the bank of japan in tokyo. what happens when those three or one or more of those three back away from what have been unconventional monetary policy flooding the system with cash? what's then? >> that's a key question. and investors need to remember that once the fed, if the fed decides to step away from these unconventional policies, is go
economy continues to strengthen. so it's not just a question of what happens to the earnings overseas. >> individuals taking advantage of currency markets of all of these changes going on. is there anyway for the individual to do that? >> there are ways for investors to take position but we think it's very risky. especially for a long term investor. that person should be considering that foreign exchange markets tend toover shoot. prices can move wildly up or down before they...
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a massive part of our economy. and so the idea that somehow we can separate out the two is a fallacy. second of all, the effort for us to deal with a multifaceted health care crisis has been going on for decades. and the person who just introduced us, as well as you early in your presidency, had as much to do with helping to shape the conversation as anybody. the fact is that we have been, up until recently, the only advanced industrialized nation on earth that permits large numbers of its people to languish without health insurance. not only is there the cruelty of people who are unable to get health insurance, having to use the emergency room as their doctor, or their health service, but we're also more efficient than anybody else. and so when we talk about, for example, our deficit, you know this better than anybody. the reason that we have not only current deficits, but also projected long-term deficits, this structural deficit that we have, is primarily based on the fact that we have a hugely inefficient, wild
a massive part of our economy. and so the idea that somehow we can separate out the two is a fallacy. second of all, the effort for us to deal with a multifaceted health care crisis has been going on for decades. and the person who just introduced us, as well as you early in your presidency, had as much to do with helping to shape the conversation as anybody. the fact is that we have been, up until recently, the only advanced industrialized nation on earth that permits large numbers of its...
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our economy is stabilizing. economies around the world are stabilizing so i think it's a good year. >> where are you seeing the conviction on the buy side? what sectors? >> i still think, you know, obviously financials in housing are basically intertwained, right, so as housing goes, financials go and vice verse arnts housing is obviously leading the financials higher. we haven't even begun to talk about asset management, and the ability to -- we saw legg mason on speculation that they may be taken private. >> they denied, that right? >> to night it. >> but bank of america has an an asset on their books called merrill lynch, right, so once people move money out of bonds, the trillions of dollars parked in cash and bonds back into equities, we haven't even begun to see any of that. obviously we're positive on asset managers as well as the buy side. in terms of housing, we -- we saw in the numbers today construction and jolts actually ramped up again. so we're seeing construction hiring and pickup sales going very
our economy is stabilizing. economies around the world are stabilizing so i think it's a good year. >> where are you seeing the conviction on the buy side? what sectors? >> i still think, you know, obviously financials in housing are basically intertwained, right, so as housing goes, financials go and vice verse arnts housing is obviously leading the financials higher. we haven't even begun to talk about asset management, and the ability to -- we saw legg mason on speculation that...
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economy to the brink. calling the conduct e dpreeious, eric holder said they lied about the value of financial security. >> we allege by knowingly issuing ratings which misrepresented the credit worthiness, s&p misled investors. >> reporter: he said they were driven by profits. the result is from a four-year investigation by two government lawyers who also accused s&p bosses of ignoring warnings from the staff. they said that proves s&p new they were giving high ratings to mortgages that were virtually worthless. >> it's sort of like buying sausage from your butch are. he assures you this was made fresh that morning and safe. what he doesn't tell you -- what he doesn't tell you is it was made with meat he knows is rot ton. >> reporter: he said the doj lawsuit is without factual or legal merit, adds that could predict it. >> this is first amendment speech. we're protected. >> reporter: questions have been raised why the government is singling out s&p, implying it could be because of the downgrading of the c
economy to the brink. calling the conduct e dpreeious, eric holder said they lied about the value of financial security. >> we allege by knowingly issuing ratings which misrepresented the credit worthiness, s&p misled investors. >> reporter: he said they were driven by profits. the result is from a four-year investigation by two government lawyers who also accused s&p bosses of ignoring warnings from the staff. they said that proves s&p new they were giving high ratings...
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when the recession hit in 2009 the deficit was 10% of the economy. at the current fiscal year, just over 3%. next year it's projected to drop all the way down to about 2%. you won't know that though if you listened to the tea party or to many of the self-appointed budget centrists in d.c. a lot of people listen to them. when bloomberg news asked americans about the deficit this year, 62% of people wrongly said it was getting bigger. only 6% knew it was getting smaller under president obama. so, there are a lot more people talking about the deficit than there are people who know what it is. unfortunately, many of them are in congress. stay with us. we'll be right back with more "cycle." yo, yo, yo. aflac. wow. [ under his breath ] that was horrible. pays you cash when you're sick or hurt? [ japanese accent ] aflac. love it. [ under his breath ] hate it. helps you focus on getting back to normal? [ as a southern belle ] aflac. [ as a cowboy ] aflac. [ sassily ] aflac. uh huh. [ under his breath ] i am so fired. you're on in 5, duck. [ male announcer ]
when the recession hit in 2009 the deficit was 10% of the economy. at the current fiscal year, just over 3%. next year it's projected to drop all the way down to about 2%. you won't know that though if you listened to the tea party or to many of the self-appointed budget centrists in d.c. a lot of people listen to them. when bloomberg news asked americans about the deficit this year, 62% of people wrongly said it was getting bigger. only 6% knew it was getting smaller under president obama. so,...
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economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion wave just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the floors and the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should take that air products. i'm going with you. i believe in the industrial renaissance, it will happen. airgas will benefit because of the businesses you have. i want to thank you peter mccausland,, you did a great job at airgas. and the new president and ceo. thank you so much for your time. good to see you. >> thank you. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. >>> right from are the top of the show i told you that tech sho
economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion wave just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the floors and the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should take that air products. i'm...
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compared to an economy wide reduction of 6%. i would also add that california's energy production increased during the same period. it must seat clear rule for what it will take for states to get the plans approved. it is important for both insuring that the plans e feck wait the climate action plan and get legally sound state implement plans as quickly as possible the majority of our -- the dirtiest coal plants in the nation are operating beyond the intended use for life. the clean air act contemplates that the epa and the states consider remaining useful life and setting performance standards for existing facilities. here that factor weigh in favor of setting protect sthashedz help promote the shift to clean energy already underway. the clean air act is a successful law that is helped to reduce the levels of many conventional air pollutants and saved the lives of hundreds of thousand of americans. much of this progress has been the direct result of the successful enforcement of the law by the agency and citizens. making progre
compared to an economy wide reduction of 6%. i would also add that california's energy production increased during the same period. it must seat clear rule for what it will take for states to get the plans approved. it is important for both insuring that the plans e feck wait the climate action plan and get legally sound state implement plans as quickly as possible the majority of our -- the dirtiest coal plants in the nation are operating beyond the intended use for life. the clean air act...
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it's not going to hurt the economy. obama care will help the economy and it will help families and help business. as for not letting america pay its bills, i have to say no congress before this one has ever, ever in history been irresponsible enough to threaten default, to threaten an economic shutdown, to suggest america not pay its bills just to try to blackmail a president into giving them some concessions on issues that have nothing to do with the budget. i mean, this is the united states of america. we're not a deadbeat nation. we don't run out on our tab. we -- we don't not pay our note. we are the world's bedrock economy, the world's currency of choice. the entire world looks to us to make sure that the world economy is stable. you don't mess with that. you don't mess with that. [ applause ] and that's why i will not negotiate on anything when it comes to the full faith and credit of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] we're not going to submit to this kind of total irresponsibility. congress ne
it's not going to hurt the economy. obama care will help the economy and it will help families and help business. as for not letting america pay its bills, i have to say no congress before this one has ever, ever in history been irresponsible enough to threaten default, to threaten an economic shutdown, to suggest america not pay its bills just to try to blackmail a president into giving them some concessions on issues that have nothing to do with the budget. i mean, this is the united states...
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what it will mean for you and our economy in today's "money" power panel. my favorite professors back from the university of chicago. spencer patton, what do you think? you open "the new york times," just opening the door to a whole new wave of texas. -- taxes. are you thrilled about this come is a great idea? >> if you want all this government and you have to pay for it, the truth is if we don't/government spending, you have to raise taxes on the middle class. the problem is there's no guarantee the higher taxes will go to reduce the deficit the government might just spending . money has been spent on relief aid for hurricane sandy. melissa: that is absolutely true. do you think if we give them more moneyhey will spend it -- is to die and pay their bills? >> america is already too vat already. i think it is exactly right. wh is the marginal expenses from a marginal dollar of taxes raised? is it less than a dollar? three years out it will be more than a dolr so if you raise a dollar in tax revenue from higher taxes, while actually from anything, i expect wh
what it will mean for you and our economy in today's "money" power panel. my favorite professors back from the university of chicago. spencer patton, what do you think? you open "the new york times," just opening the door to a whole new wave of texas. -- taxes. are you thrilled about this come is a great idea? >> if you want all this government and you have to pay for it, the truth is if we don't/government spending, you have to raise taxes on the middle class. the...
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economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should i think that that air products. i'm going with you. i believe in the industrial renaissance, it will happen. airgas will benefit because of the businesses you have. i want to thank you peter, you did a great job at airgas. and the new president and ceo. thank you so much for your time. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> the biggest names making big calls at the biggest investor event of the year. >> i'm going to pose to you that hewlett-packard is the best value. >> be a part with jack lew. go to deliveringalpha.com and reserve your spot now. >> i want to apologize in advance. >> from institutional investor and cnbc.
economy and this wave of investment. >> you see it coming. not fed on, fed off stuff, you actually see it, peter. >> i see it coming. you know, there's like $100 billion just in the chemical industry. and the -- i talked to the people and i know the backlogs there. i do think the u.s., the tide shifted. and the u.s. is the place to be. vis-a-vis -- or versus the rest of the world. >> everyone doubted you at 70. thought you should i think that that air products. i'm going with...
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they have 25% uninsured -- he can brag about his economy and all these ads all over of the country. this is a developing country in terms of social services. >> this is an important point. democrats didn't support that law. but when it became law, they helped to implement it. they said, look, we didn't like it. but they help d implement it as opposed to continuing to sabotage it at every point along the way. the law is getting more popular. more people that sign up the more popular lit get. i understand. republicans realize they are -- up a creek if then don't destroy it now. come on. >> governor dean, to sally's point it strikes me that -- obviously, we have seen ten democrats come forward and talk about potential delays which i see that as more of a political move. and i think if the administration -- >> tough races ahead. >> right. but i do think from a policy perspective, if -- administration decides they need to give people more time they will do so. what i worry about, though, is -- you know, this sort of continuing sort of water torture on the affordable care act by the repub
they have 25% uninsured -- he can brag about his economy and all these ads all over of the country. this is a developing country in terms of social services. >> this is an important point. democrats didn't support that law. but when it became law, they helped to implement it. they said, look, we didn't like it. but they help d implement it as opposed to continuing to sabotage it at every point along the way. the law is getting more popular. more people that sign up the more popular lit...
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the fed views the economy as growing only modestly and says it's still in need of quantative easing down the road. the fed's two-day policy meeting wrapped yesterday with comments the agency intends to continue buying $85 billion in bonds, which is holding interest rates down for coporations and home buyers. as unemployment improves, the fed could end the stimulus program later this year. "if you're in the market for a mortgage, better get moving, because it's going to go up to 5 or 6% over the next two years." borrowing costs will become critical to students as well. the house approved a student loan bill tying the 10-year treasury note to student loan rates. this fall, students will be able to get loans at 3.86%, but rates will rise as the economy improves. president obama continues criss-crossing the country as he talks up his plan to bring jobs and growth to the middle class. today he makes stops in virginia and florida. yesterday, the president met with democrats in the house and the senate on capitol hill. house speaker john boehner also held a closed- door meeting with republ
the fed views the economy as growing only modestly and says it's still in need of quantative easing down the road. the fed's two-day policy meeting wrapped yesterday with comments the agency intends to continue buying $85 billion in bonds, which is holding interest rates down for coporations and home buyers. as unemployment improves, the fed could end the stimulus program later this year. "if you're in the market for a mortgage, better get moving, because it's going to go up to 5 or 6%...
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i want to emphasize that although the economy has improved, it is far from a healthy economy that provides job opportunities for all who need and want to work, particularly the long-term unemployed. unemployment remains higher than it was before the recession and it has kicked down a little bit since the last time the program was renewed but in reality, that's because of labor force dropouts as opposed to a real decline in unemployment. if we included all the missing workers in our unemployment count, unemployment today would be 11%. this is not the kind of economy in which people struggling with long-term unemployment can find jobs. there are still officially three unemployed workers for every single job opening which means each month to out of three unemployed workers is completely out of luck when it comes to finding a job. second, i want to talk about the demographics of the long-term unemployed because this is important. the demographics are part in it are part of who lost jobs first and who suffered the most. while unemployment has cut across every demographic rubin our economy, work
i want to emphasize that although the economy has improved, it is far from a healthy economy that provides job opportunities for all who need and want to work, particularly the long-term unemployed. unemployment remains higher than it was before the recession and it has kicked down a little bit since the last time the program was renewed but in reality, that's because of labor force dropouts as opposed to a real decline in unemployment. if we included all the missing workers in our unemployment...
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economy. -- on the 2013 budget and u.s. economy. from the house budget committee, this is two and a half hours. >> thank you again for coming and testifying. i want to thank you for your staff putting together the latest budget economic outlook. we understand you had a time crunch given the end of year episodes that occurred. i want to say that you didn't miss much of a deadline and to put out your baseline in a fairly quick form given the circumstances you had to contend in. i am sorry to say that the cbo says our economy will grow by only 1.4% this year. unemployment will hover around 8% this year. we will add another trillion dollars to our debt. that is the news we have received. further down the road things get worse. the cbo says will add 10 trillion dollars to our debt by the end of the budget window. it will weigh down our economy like an anger. by 2018, the economy will grow by two 0.2%. when people cannot find jobs, many stop looking altogether for work. this report is a warning of what is to come if we do not get spending
economy. -- on the 2013 budget and u.s. economy. from the house budget committee, this is two and a half hours. >> thank you again for coming and testifying. i want to thank you for your staff putting together the latest budget economic outlook. we understand you had a time crunch given the end of year episodes that occurred. i want to say that you didn't miss much of a deadline and to put out your baseline in a fairly quick form given the circumstances you had to contend in. i am sorry...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into the report. a little worse if you're going to take. the white house to give it to the radio guy for a minute because they all want to call for a politics because you've never seen anything like this on call. he. knew he. needed to. say. back it's time to turn things over to our long liberal rubble guest joining me tonight patrick border with the daily caller and cameron stewart research associate for government studies at the heritage foundation thanks to you both so you heard our panelists thoughts on the doma first of all cameron congratulations you said ashley judd would drop out of the race. in kentucky and she did. that for the record thank you notes ok so i bow to your superior. ridiculousness of all that in this is going to get predictive powers. but cameron i'm curious your take on what happened today and yesterday at the supreme sure i thought yesterday it was very telling more so today it seemed as you discussed earlier that the ju
find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into the report. a little worse if you're going to take. the white house to give it to the radio guy for a minute because they all want to call for a politics because you've never seen anything like this on call. he. knew he. needed to. say. back it's time to turn things over to our long liberal rubble guest joining me tonight patrick border with the daily...
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economy. >> i think the u.s. economy is recovering. the job is recovering. the energy boom is helpful. the housing market has bottomed out and beginning to pick up. balance sheets, consumer balance sheetsz, business balance sheets are doing well and exports are doing well. >> how do we take that, the next step further? is it exports? open trade? >> i think there are -- all of these elms are important. from my point of view, the state department, exports are very important to the whole economy and to jobs because 95% of the world's consumer s live outside of united states so we're promoting american exports and ensure there are fair trading rules in the global system so it's not distorted by state subsidies or state enterprises. we're also making a major effort through the partnership trade negotiations and now the president announced negotiations with europe. that can open up new markets and provide new opportunities for american companies and we're trying to attract foreign investment in the united states, which does create a lot of jobs here. >> let me ask
economy. >> i think the u.s. economy is recovering. the job is recovering. the energy boom is helpful. the housing market has bottomed out and beginning to pick up. balance sheets, consumer balance sheetsz, business balance sheets are doing well and exports are doing well. >> how do we take that, the next step further? is it exports? open trade? >> i think there are -- all of these elms are important. from my point of view, the state department, exports are very important to...
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economy. the dow finished 169 points higher at 15,460. >>> investors bullish for gap in extended sales after same-store sales for the clothing retailer topped expectations at 7%. june sales came in at $1.5 billion. >>> drivers are experiencing major pain at the pump as rising oil prices in the peak driving season create a perfect storm for higher prices. according to aaa's daily fuel gauge the average price of a gallon of regular is up two cents overnight to $3.52. gas buddy says price in the spot market are 30 to 60 cents higher than they were on june 28th. that's the latest from the fox business network, giving you the power to prosper adam: more pain for the personal computer industry. research firm gartner says global pc shipments in the second quarter fell 10.9% but for those who are still buying pcs, there is a new leader in the race for market share. china's lenovo overtaking hewlett-packard as the number one pc supplier for the first time ever. liz: we thought we need to haul in this g
economy. the dow finished 169 points higher at 15,460. >>> investors bullish for gap in extended sales after same-store sales for the clothing retailer topped expectations at 7%. june sales came in at $1.5 billion. >>> drivers are experiencing major pain at the pump as rising oil prices in the peak driving season create a perfect storm for higher prices. according to aaa's daily fuel gauge the average price of a gallon of regular is up two cents overnight to $3.52. gas buddy...
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good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ for real. ...that make a real difference. >> angry mother. i didn't ever really plan to 0find people. turned on father that's who i am. >> taking new york by storm. miley opens up. will it change when you think of her. who is the sexiest woman alive. again. and new body is just the beginning. it's the evolution of snookie. >> i feel in like a woman and mother i
good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com the economy needs manufacturing. machines, tools, people making stuff. companies have to invest in making things. infrastructure, construction, production. we need it now more than ever. chevron's putting more than $8 billion dollars back in the u.s. economy this year. in pipes, cement, steel, jobs, energy. we need to get the wheels turning. i'm proud of that. making real things... for real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ for real. ...that...
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of the issue with performance based pay because that was driven by the economy. you have to take it with a grain of salt when you see them meet of exceed these expectations, as so many did. >> is pay coming down? >> not really -- >> not -- >> pay is still pretty significant and that's -- you know, it's still a concern out there. >> so is this a case where the guys and women who do not exceed the goals make less but they are still making a lot? it's not like they are really -- >> they are really hurting. you know, there is a new term out there called realizable pay and what it takes into account if you receive options or performance based stocks they may be valued at different levels during different times depending on the stock base performance. let's take a look at larry elson. if you added up the compensation given over the last couple years, his compensation would be double what the realized or current market value of that compensation is in large part because oracle stock hasn't performed as well as many expected so his options are under water. >> very intere
of the issue with performance based pay because that was driven by the economy. you have to take it with a grain of salt when you see them meet of exceed these expectations, as so many did. >> is pay coming down? >> not really -- >> not -- >> pay is still pretty significant and that's -- you know, it's still a concern out there. >> so is this a case where the guys and women who do not exceed the goals make less but they are still making a lot? it's not like they...
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from the village in somalia, she is now part of maine's local economy. >> thank you. >> you can see that they work really hard. they've really been an asset to this market to have more of the really gorgeous produce here. >> reporter: small farmers like petula can earn up to $20,000 a year. it's a better life for her and her children. but she does have one fear. >> we are old, and we know what our culture is, but i worry that the kids may take another culture. but life here is great. this is her new home. she's happy here, but she never wants to forget her roots. >> take a brief look at wall street, your 401k is smiling even as we speak. the dow up 27 points this after losing ground last week. there were concerns an about the fed that led to losses but it appears today the dow has opened higher and hopefully on behalf of your 401k it will stay that way. >>> crowds will begin to gather in nevada for burning man. the annual counter art culture that convenes each year in the black rock desert. it's an ongoing social experiment. 8,000 people are expected to participate this year. this year's
from the village in somalia, she is now part of maine's local economy. >> thank you. >> you can see that they work really hard. they've really been an asset to this market to have more of the really gorgeous produce here. >> reporter: small farmers like petula can earn up to $20,000 a year. it's a better life for her and her children. but she does have one fear. >> we are old, and we know what our culture is, but i worry that the kids may take another culture. but life...
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of europe can tell you so this really is political strategy by the republicans to crash the economy and blame it on obama as tension on the republican party no it's not oh this is this is no your other do five years ago at the at the caucus room. and. swore a blotto through each other to do that oh come on book as a conservative you know i've argued for these cuts to get us on the right path to fiscal sanity in this country fiscal sanity what are you talking about happy with taxes we are no one can hire are going to everyone is that drowning in taxes book that which they have so what is little you know i want to focus on the t.s.a. here because this is nonsense this is complete nonsense weeks before the sequence story went into effect the t.s.a. ordered fifty million dollars in new uniforms so if you've ever seen a t.s.a. agent that has a threadbare uniform no because i haven't either now also they've continued i was leaking retainer in new uniforms and this is the sort of. every agency to hire despite a decrease in so i mean what do you say. there's a lot there are ways to cut the
of europe can tell you so this really is political strategy by the republicans to crash the economy and blame it on obama as tension on the republican party no it's not oh this is this is no your other do five years ago at the at the caucus room. and. swore a blotto through each other to do that oh come on book as a conservative you know i've argued for these cuts to get us on the right path to fiscal sanity in this country fiscal sanity what are you talking about happy with taxes we are no one...
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he says economy, housing, business is doing well. when you're talking to small homeowners what are they telling you about what they're going through? >> well, it is true that housing is doing well. if you look at the construction industry, it's the only industry of our ten major industry groups where more owners think the economy will be better six months than now than think it will be worse. everywhere else we have more owners thinking six months from now the economy will be in worse shape. with that kind of a view you don't get a lot of spending or a lot of hiring. we only have 4% of the owners who think it's a good time to expand. normally in an expansion i wiyo see 15, 16, 17% have that view. nobody is borrowing money to do any of these things. >> that was one of the interesting parts. most people said their credit needs were being met. they weren't going to borrow. they weren't going to expand. they are a he a little more optimistic, i guess, about the conditions six months from now but they're certainly not taking on lots of ex
he says economy, housing, business is doing well. when you're talking to small homeowners what are they telling you about what they're going through? >> well, it is true that housing is doing well. if you look at the construction industry, it's the only industry of our ten major industry groups where more owners think the economy will be better six months than now than think it will be worse. everywhere else we have more owners thinking six months from now the economy will be in worse...
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in the broader view, some say the economy in transition is squeezing these workers. "now we're in an economy moving from manufacturing to service- oriented, and the education system hasn't caught up, so these kinds of wage issues are at the core." overall, challenger, gray and christmas reports 7% fewer layoffs from a year ago, with two exceptions: two months before health insurance exchanges begin enrollment under obamacare, healthcare is seeing a brief spike in layoffs, along with defense contractors. before lawmakers take off today for the august recess, republican and democratic leaders are squaring off over unresolved issues, including the president's call for creating jobs for the middle class through corporate tax reforms. "there's been a tug of war going on in the republican party for months now. some in the party want to find common ground and compromise, while others want to stop every single government program dead in its tracks." "i think we're stimied. i mean, we're stimied by the desire of the majority to raise taxes again." the republican-led house is
in the broader view, some say the economy in transition is squeezing these workers. "now we're in an economy moving from manufacturing to service- oriented, and the education system hasn't caught up, so these kinds of wage issues are at the core." overall, challenger, gray and christmas reports 7% fewer layoffs from a year ago, with two exceptions: two months before health insurance exchanges begin enrollment under obamacare, healthcare is seeing a brief spike in layoffs, along with...
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we are at a 2% type of economy. we're in a new normal economy. that was our description three years ago and it suggested 2% real growth as opposed normal 3 to 4% real growth. that suggests not only of lower productivity but labor force that's only growing at half a percent. >> according morning star your total return has seen its assets shrink by about 14% over the last four months. partly through losses and redemption. how concerned are you about this? >> when money comes out of the total return fund, it suggests to my way of thinking, not a lack of faith. we have out performed relative to the market. the choice on the market of the investor to mover to shorter maturities or a different asset class, lower duration. we're not suffering. we remain the champion of consistent performance. >> is that the right move to take money out of bonds and keep it in equities? >> it's not necessarily going into equities. what we're seeing is a movement into what we call unconstrain bond funds which are shorter duration products as well as asset products other t
we are at a 2% type of economy. we're in a new normal economy. that was our description three years ago and it suggested 2% real growth as opposed normal 3 to 4% real growth. that suggests not only of lower productivity but labor force that's only growing at half a percent. >> according morning star your total return has seen its assets shrink by about 14% over the last four months. partly through losses and redemption. how concerned are you about this? >> when money comes out of...
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economy. what they found was a mixed picture on consumers. they are still spending on autos and tourism and services, but retail is struggling. according to the beige book, retail sales were better in only five district and flat to weaker in seven. the districts said retailers complained of highe payroll taxes, which went up this year, high gasoline prices and government spending cutbacks. one positive piece of news, residential real estate. according to the beige book it was up in most districts with strengthening home prices and falling inventories. new home construction also increased. labor markets were described as somewhat better, but hiring was restrained, and one fed district blamed the health care law. the richmond fed wrote in the beige book players across the district continue to cite the affordable care act and its unknown impact as reasons for planned layoffs and reluctance to hire more staff. fed officials are likely to read this report and find good reasons to continue their policy of trying to stimulate the economy by keeping
economy. what they found was a mixed picture on consumers. they are still spending on autos and tourism and services, but retail is struggling. according to the beige book, retail sales were better in only five district and flat to weaker in seven. the districts said retailers complained of highe payroll taxes, which went up this year, high gasoline prices and government spending cutbacks. one positive piece of news, residential real estate. according to the beige book it was up in most...
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it's a fundamental aspect of our economy and it helps support why innovator drug companies invest the r&d monies to develop new drugs. and that so long as the patent settlement agreement provides for generic competition before that expires, consumers are better off because they're getting the product sooner. >> what happens, jeff, if the ftc wins this case and everything has to go back to court, all the parties have to pay enormous costs, a lot of time to work through their differences. in the end doesn't the consumer end up paying more monçíó÷ doesn't that increase the cost anyway? >> that could happen if drug companies need to spend more time in the courtroom paying people like me to litigate their cases. that certainly races costs, and ultimately at some point gets passed along to consumers. so from that perspective, certainly the drug companies would point out, as you mention, that a rule that had a tendency to extend litigation rather than terminate it need to be taken into consideration. >> so the fcc basically says, if these lawsuits proceeded to overturn a patent, then the
it's a fundamental aspect of our economy and it helps support why innovator drug companies invest the r&d monies to develop new drugs. and that so long as the patent settlement agreement provides for generic competition before that expires, consumers are better off because they're getting the product sooner. >> what happens, jeff, if the ftc wins this case and everything has to go back to court, all the parties have to pay enormous costs, a lot of time to work through their...
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orders fell 7.3% breaking four straight months of gains and the economy may not bounce back as quickly as many economists expected. >>> top websites like instagram and twitter's vine were down after amazon's web serve experienced a software problem. the problems come less than a week after amazon's web stores went off line for 45 minutes. google and microsoft suffered similar outages. amazon said the glitch has been fixed. >>> a major drug deal. the country's largest drug company amgen buying onx pharmaceuticals. it would give amgen three cancer medications along with three in the testing phase. i'm dell walters. we are waiting word from secretary of state john kerry.
orders fell 7.3% breaking four straight months of gains and the economy may not bounce back as quickly as many economists expected. >>> top websites like instagram and twitter's vine were down after amazon's web serve experienced a software problem. the problems come less than a week after amazon's web stores went off line for 45 minutes. google and microsoft suffered similar outages. amazon said the glitch has been fixed. >>> a major drug deal. the country's largest drug...
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obamacare is pushing that 20% of our economy in the wrong direction. saidresident has repeatedly, i looked up the white house website this morning, "if you like your plan, you can keep it and you do not have to change due to the health-care law." that is the white house website that i -- today. as the president said, it is a law transforming our health care delivery system in the wrong more than a it is website, as the president said. it is a law transforming our health care delivery system in the wrong direction, we believe, by increasing premiums, canceling plans, strong relationships with doctors, raising taxes, forcing people $.5 medicaid, spending trillion on new programs instead of making medicare solvent and encouraging employers to reduce their employees catch three hours. then having the irs fine americans for failing to sign up on a website that does not work. the president promised you can keep your health care, but the ofn cancels millions individual policies. for millions of others, employees are -- employers are dropping insurance program
obamacare is pushing that 20% of our economy in the wrong direction. saidresident has repeatedly, i looked up the white house website this morning, "if you like your plan, you can keep it and you do not have to change due to the health-care law." that is the white house website that i -- today. as the president said, it is a law transforming our health care delivery system in the wrong more than a it is website, as the president said. it is a law transforming our health care delivery...
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nowhere near mature to contribute to the overall well-being of the economy. we have to correct this. the republicans can't understand , the requirement is to be on the spending side, and no amount of tax simplification can compensate. >> when i hear the administration bragging about the revenue coming in and saying that it justifies tax hikes and republicans then sort of give up the fight on spending cuts, fr whatever meritorious reasons. >> minimizing is what it is. let's take something that is laudable, and we will take that asur second-best solution while we surrender on what is urgent and necessary. we will take what is convenient they are slow learners, but they are also people who onlylearn that which is politically convenient to their ideologically defined objectives. we must voice reality. >> my fear is they have given up another chance to raise our voice. >> the present using a money-based scheme in the white house to showcase women and children that he said apple benefited mightily from the wall ready, including free mammograms and other preventativ
nowhere near mature to contribute to the overall well-being of the economy. we have to correct this. the republicans can't understand , the requirement is to be on the spending side, and no amount of tax simplification can compensate. >> when i hear the administration bragging about the revenue coming in and saying that it justifies tax hikes and republicans then sort of give up the fight on spending cuts, fr whatever meritorious reasons. >> minimizing is what it is. let's take...